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Atika bint
Shuhda (Arabic: عاتكة بنت شُهدة) was an 8th-century
Arabian Qiyan musician, composer,
singer and poet. She was born in Medina, but
settled in...
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Umayyad caliph al-Walid II. Al-Walid had also
taken two
singers Shuhda and Al-Nawar as concubines. Al-Walid II had two sons, al-Hakam and Uthman...
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arrest after a
prolonged illness.
Funeral prayer was held at Imam
Bargah Shuhda-e-Karbala, Ancholi, and he was
buried in Wadi-e-Hussain
graveyard in Karachi...
- Rasul-i-Akram Brigade)
based in
Bushehr 3rd
Marine Brigade (Hamza Sayyid-ush-
Shuhda Brigade)
based in
Konarak During the
reign of the last Shah (king) of Iran...
- 3rd
Marine Hamza Sayyid-ush-
Shuhda Brigade (Persian: تیپ سوم تفنگداران دریایی حمزه سیدالشهداء) is a
marines brigade of
Islamic Republic of Iran Navy based...
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namely Khadīja al-Nahrawāniyya (d. 1175), Nafīsa al-Bazzāza (d. 1168), and
Shuhda al-Kātiba (d. ca. 1175). In turn, all
these various teachers gave Ibn Qudamah...
- with
their training, were the most
expensive female slaves.
Atika bint
Shuhda (عاتكة بنت شُهدة) Azza al-Mayla Inan bint
Abdallah (عِنان, d. 841) Djamila...
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theology and chess". Moreover,
among the most
prominent feminine figures was
Shuhda who was
known as "the Scholar" or "the
Pride of Women"
during the 12th century...
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vital to the
transmission of the ḥadīth.
Important female scholars such as
Shuhda, Zaynab, Aisha, and
Fatimah were
trained at a very
young age and influenced...
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Taught by his
renowned father Ibrahim al-Mawsili, the
singer Atika bint
Shuhda and the
noted lutenist Zalzal, he
succeeded his
father in
leading the conservative...
